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“Know what we’re doing today?” Mila asked after breakfast. I needed Mila, though I couldn’t really say for what. “I won’t let anything happen to you.”
That helped a bit, and I walked beside her, but I still couldn’t relax until we got to the park. I’d been organising a conference on behalf of my employer in another city. “I can’t even get into a car. And you’ll get more of it too, every day.”
“As part of my therapy?” I said, grinning. I didn’t exactly expect to find myself, of course. Mila had gone out earlier, and she returned just then carrying a bag. “Oh my Cthulhu. As we were finishing, Mila looked over my shoulder.
